The Republican journal., 1887-12-01
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EAST THORNDIKE. About three inches Of snow
fell last Thursday night, and Friday we had our
first sleigh ride for the season. :. Everett NJ Hig
gins, who has been at home on n short visit, re-
turned to Massachusetts last Thursday lie is an
assistant in the Lawrence Industrial school..
Mrs. Sarah J. Cole and herdaushter Sadie H. Cole,
have gone TO Philadelphia to spend the winter.
Mrs. VIM. Lord is visiting friends in Portland
School i'll Dist. No. began last Monday. S. C.
Files teacher
CAsTINE. Union Services were held In the Uni.
tartan church on Thanksgiving Day. In the pull
pit were four ministers. Revs. a. T.. Ives, j. II.
Cushman, j. r. Locke and A. w. Anderson, all of
whom assisted in the services A most excellent
sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.. Locke. Rev.
MIR. Mcdonald, who has lately been preaching In
Shirley, Mass, preached In the Unitarian church
on Sunday, the pastor being absent. Brig Wood
Dury capt Cfosgrove, about whom some anxiety
has been felt, arrived in New York, from Fernan-
dlna frliay, quite numhcr of days overdue
Capt W. >. Brown, who has been stopping at
nome awhile, started on Monday, to resume com
inlnd of the brig. ..Schrs. Emma Green and
Josephine of Bangor, commanded by Capts VIM
smith ana James Norton of this place, arrived
sunday and will haul up here for the wntcr.....
sen. Regulator has Just taken Il cargo of ore mt
Roster mine, and is ready to sail for Poltlan
MORRILL,. The funeral of Nellie daughter of
Alfred Jackson, held at the church Tuesday of
last week Rev. Il. G. Wentworth adresseda large
audience from John IS. There were over sixty
III he mourning train. Mr.. Wentworth occupied
tic pulpit again last sunday giving an excellent
| discourse from Proverbs . 7.....Hcv. George T..
| Tufts will preach next sunday \. Oscar
Stor'r has goncto New Jersey, where he viii spend
| the winter canyassing for book entitled Convrr
sati"ns on the Billie, while Della spends the winter
| in Boston attc'liig the New England Conservatory
| of Music....Mr. James sheldon arrived, in town
last week. He has been absent in Colorado and
| the iar west ior EcAily nine years Mrs Mary
| Thomas and two children, Of s,a.sinont, moved
last week into The house formerly occupied bv
Timothy Heath. ID o. Bowen Is at Augusta this
| week attending Il session OF the Trustees of the
| Insane Hospital.
sEARsMoN'. Mis- Lizzie +. True has arrived
home from Iiaverhill, Mass, where she has been
| spending Il few weeks. ....Miss Ada NJ. Maddocks
| began Il school in Union Mon,!ayMr. O. T..
Fuller, our Supervisor, is to teach in Appleton
this winter. Miss Maud Auzzy, accompanied by
her sister Mary has returned to Bucksport where
they arc to attend the winter term of school at the
Seminary Mrs. Lucrctia Plasted and her ;tllgl,-
ter have situations in the Seminary boarding house
at EGcksport.....An effort is being made to raise
money to buy street lamp to be placed Al the cor
| ner Of Main and Water streets .... The entertain.
ment given here by the Camden Dramatic Club
Thank giying eve was IL very successful one both
social and lnancially... The village school, open
| NEXT AtonI,tV with the n hn rp
term. We are ready for winter now for we have
had oar fail rains and mud, that everyone is sat
isiied. Monday was the muldicst day OF the sea.
SON
SWANvIiLE. Mrs, Rose Royal lief: on the train
Monday for tnity....F. ". Miller, of Chelsea
Mass, was in town fora d!y or two the first of the
week looking after his farming interests here.
| Pomeroy \ Greeley have hauled up tlcir thrcsh.
ing machine, having thre>hct 1900 bushels Of grain
the present fall. Il. \. Brown has 4 few lots to
thrcsh before hauling up his machine The thresh-
ers are unanimous in reporting Il small amount of
grain for the amount Of straw thresh2d. :. Wilson
| {. Marlcn arrived nome from the Maine Central
Institute Pittsticld, last week. He will teach tho
winter term of school in pist. no. o.. VIM Glenn
ents l. having a cancer removed from his check h,
Dr.. Cole. Our local carriage builders s. IIarli
man K SON and Cunningham Bros have nearI,
completed 4 nice lot Of jumpers II. c. smart ha.
his barn nearly finished. Ii is Il we'll proportion
cd, nice booking barn. Cur farmers should no
be unmindful OF the fact that Il few hundreds o
hay from each enc would be hardly missed at hon,
and the same Wou.,l Ne gratefully received hv GU
burned out "Mnsm"n. The water in swan Lak
is low for the time Of year and ,herc is hardly sui
cicnt heal for Cunning ham Bros.' ..rist mill.
STOCKTON. The Young ladies in town will
render the popular drama, entitled "Rcbecca
Triumi h this Thursday evening for the bench
oi the engine company, and Hope 70 see Il E,lg,
audeHce. After The drama the boys will have
dance. liauiman's orchestra will furnish music
The admission fee is placed AT the small sum of l.
cents, hopiA@ all viii a:itnd. Dance tickets >
cents extra MIR. +. II. Cou7ens has paint sln
in tic Masonic bh0ck... surprise l.altes wcr
given to II. Il: llichbom and Capt. William Nc
Donald last week and II pleasant time reported Il
both....Thc arrivals the past week are Capt Ed
ilchhorn, Dr. IL. t. iiicllborn and wife, T. G
Grlilin, l.. l.. Cummings, +. O. and G.. +. Iiict
born. Departures Miss Belle Lanpher and Mis-
Hattie Cummings to Fast Orland, Miss Flor,
MontoE, Miss l.. \. Moulton, Miss q. a. Trcat
Miss May Treat and Miss Oria :. Berry to Ma,
sachusctts, Capt. FL. IIclibo,n to Boston, H. |
Cummings to Portlnne Pc Griffin t. Svr.cls,
n l....Thc schools in Dist. No. Ecsin mex
Monday. The high school viii he taught by Mis-
Annie Caldcrwoo'j, of Nin;iih;vcn, a,l the Inter
mediate by Miss l.. \. staples, of stockton.
MoS"oE. Year correspondent recently visitc
Birch Grove Farin, H. T.. Haley proprietor, wher
is TO be found = Stable of the most valuable horse
|
attention. First is thc noed horse Constellation
too well known for any further mention. Mex
comes Day Dawn hy Judy Advocate Guy Wilhrr
by Gen. WitheIa; Knox Chief by Palmer Knox
Knox CHIEF, in. Plciades. by Constellation, Re-
sprtc by Waterman; Woodlawn, Jr., hv Wood
lawn; Ec~~ic, breeding not known; Grey Girl, i
Grey Eagle; Empress, hy Emperor William; H,ti
ma by Constellation; k;,i.nia j.. Constellation
Uhis is the most perfect mare ever looked at
! Lamont by Constellation ChiS iursc took the IN,
premium at the State fair for u gplteman's ,lr,
Ing horsc3 Juliet by Ncd Cromwell and smile
hy King Phillip, making IL fine bred horses Nh
Haley has in additional number of horses and colt
to break and handle and also has an,ntrr Of pur
bleed Chester swine, South Down sheep and Hol
stein catle.....A shooting party he'll, at tn
village THANKSGIVING bay y. l.. Ncwcomb an,
Lee Clements chose sides for Il supper ut the hote
and Newcomb's party won. All spoke in praiS
of the supper furnished by Landlord Coson.....
Rev l.. {. Haskell viii deliver temperance scl
mon 1t the meeting house next sunday at ocIoc
p. NJ. Henry Wrhtcr is g"ng into the manu-
!aJtnrc of cedar oil rs sn"nas he get his cngin
and necessary machinery.
WINrE:ToEr. Mrs. David Carlton, a widow
| nt J,.. I,,pt
of August spun, doubled and twisted G3 skcins o
stocking yarn, knit four pairs of mems mittcns and
pairs of mems stockings. She lives alone abou
~ miles from the Village and walks in once o
twice week to do her shopping. She left recentl
for Iiamptlcn where she will spend the wintc
with her niece Mrs. Mary simpson lone of GU
carpenters on reading The item in Il late issue o
| the journal in regard to the champion shnglers
remarked that Searsport people could save some
| thing by sending to Winterport for workmen a.
they would not many shingles by more thai
LOCO side of roof of the dimensions stated il
the item. The W. Il. c. was inspected on Thurs
day evening, Nov. l1ih, by Mrs Clayton, of Ban
gor. a very pleasant session was held and til,
of their work. Howard Lodge, +. a. NJ, gave
turkey supper on Saturday evening, Nov. 10Th, il
honor Of the accession OF some new members. 0w
ing to the storm their number of visitors moi
as large as anticipated, but they report .ooc
time, Mr.. A. +. Fcrnall has returned from hi.
business trip to Boston Mrs. S. Stubs and sor
and Miss Lizzie Chase have returned from theil
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